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Preserved left ventricular systolic function with ejection rate of 55-60%. also trace regurgitation in mitral valve and tricuspid valve. i wont be hearing from the doctor until monday or tuesday and i am trying to figure out what those results mean?
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There are minimal changes, their significance has to be placed in current clinical context, nothing to do about until you see/ hear from your doctor.
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